1984 Map of Duzel Rock

About this map

Klamath National Forest lands dominate the northern and eastern reaches of this Siskiyou County landscape, where the terrain is carved by an intricate network of drainages feeding into Moffett Creek. The high peaks of Antelope Mountain and Bald Hill rise above a landscape defined by ranching and resource extraction, evidenced by various Prospects and a Borrow Pit near the center of the sheet. Notable local toponyms reflect the character of the back-country, including Moonshine Gulch, Whiskey Gulch, and Clapboard Gulch. Transportation is limited to rugged routes such as Telephone Road and Scarface Road, which wind through the drainage basins of Cottonwood Creek and Duzer Creek. The prominence of Duzel Rock serves as a landmark for the western portion of the quadrangle, illustrating the transition between the forested mountain slopes and the gulch-riddled valleys.